Bridge Assemblies

Deck Forming

Deck Forming

Bridges that require concrete decks to be poured post precast erection will need to have forming onsite for casting.  Precast/Prestressed bridge girders can include blockouts, embedded inserts, embedded pipe for automated screed machines and other miscellanist items to help secure contractor provided formwork to girder.  Often (we coordinated with precaster) formwork can be installed prior to installation for exterior girders to allow faster construction.

Tie Rod

Tie Rod

Box beam and voided slab bridge spans use tie rod assemblies to fasten sets of girder together.  Tie rods can either be oriented perpendicular to girder edge or on an angle based on if the bridge is located in a curve.  Recesses located beam side faces allow access to complete tie rod connection assembly once rod has been extended through girder.

Rail Post

Rail Post

Rail post assemblies can be added to deck bulb tee girders.  Steel post assembly is cast into the deck bulb tee top flange with anchor bolts extending up.  Options for pouring the curb as a secondary pour at precast plant are available or curb can be cast onsite by contractor.

Deck Forming

Bridges that require concrete decks to be poured post precast erection will need to have forming onsite for casting.  Precast/Prestressed bridge girders can include blockouts, embedded inserts, embedded pipe for automated screed machines and other miscellanist items to help secure contractor provided formwork to girder.  Often (we coordinated with precaster) formwork can be installed prior to installation for exterior girders to allow faster construction.

Tie Rod

Box beam and voided slab bridge spans use tie rod assemblies to fasten sets of girder together.  Tie rods can either be oriented perpendicular to girder edge or on an angle based on if the bridge is located in a curve.  Recesses located beam side faces allow access to complete tie rod connection assembly once rod has been extended through girder.

Rail Post

Rail post assemblies can be added to deck bulb tee girders.  Steel post assembly is cast into the deck bulb tee top flange with anchor bolts extending up.  Options for pouring the curb as a secondary pour at precast plant are available or curb can be cast onsite by contractor.

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Bridge Design

  • Point of sale, design, manufacturing, and installation
  • Controlled manufacturing
  • Over 95% of labor is in a controlled manufacturing facilityy
  • Reduced site labor increases job safety
  • Accelerated construction
  • Erected upon completion of substructure
  • Year-round casting and installation
  • Higher-strength concrete
  • Fire resistance
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3D Viewer

3D Viewer Tools and Functions:

  • 3D Viewer Functions:
  • Move, span, zoom assemblies
  • Isolate single components in view
  • Explode assembly single components
  • Use markup to sketch details
  • General measurements for concept
  • Print views

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Bulb I

The Bulb I (BI51, BI63 and BI75) is a less commonly used ODOT standard girder for medium to long length span bridges. It utilizes the BT section with the deck blocked in to achieve difficult site requirements such as heavy super elevations and vertic...

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Bulb I

Box Beam

Box Beams are typically used for 80′-118′ bridge spans. The design allows for a typical 4′ width section to include integral voids which reduce the product weight and are often used when box depth and speed of construction are part ...

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Box Beam

Bridge Substructure

Accelerated Bridge Construction utilizes precast bridge substructure products. Total precast abutments, bent caps, pile caps and wingwalls offer many advantages. They can be precast to precise specifications of the design in a plant controlled settin...

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Bridge Substructure

Voided-Solid Slabs

Voided Slabs are typically used for 15-85′ bridge spans but can be used in building applications where significant design loads are required. Voided slab design allows for a typical 4′ width slab to include integral voids which reduce the...

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Voided-Solid Slabs

AASHTO Girder

AASHTO sections are typically used for railroad, or other private entity, bridge construction when a standard wide flange (WF) girder section does not meet the project design criteria.  The top flange of AASHTO shaped girders is not as wide as standa...

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AASHTO Girder

Bulb T

The Oregon Bulb-Tee (BT) girder is the preferred choice for most Oregon medium to long span bridges requiring a CIP deck. Bulb Tee precast/prestressed girders are typically used in spans from 60-185′ with significant loading.

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Bulb T

Deck Bulb Tee

Deck Bulb Tee Girders combine a precast deck with the traditional I-Girder design. This design offers the advantage of an immediate driving surface, or alternatively, a roughened surface that allows for the addition of a secondary overlay or a Cast-I...

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Deck Bulb Tee

Tri-Deck

Tri-Deck girders are an adjustable top flange width, multi-stemmed unit designed for full deck use. Tri-Deck bridges are typically used for bridge spans from 30′-52′ which require a longer span and lower profile section. Typically Tri-Dec...

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Tri-Deck

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